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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
Personal Items.

Vics.P residen wheeler. Of the EtnA
Life Insurance company has in his
grounds at Hartford, Conn, q banana
tree, from which he Daily cuts the
ETip5 fruit. 4ts Gvs years cid and
has all the luxuriance of the plant
growing in the tropical climate.
Twenty-Five years ago John Grundy
Of Philadelphia was one OF the most
expert and prosperous Of the marble
cutters Of that city then he went into
politics, was successful, and was elect.
ed Alderman for several terms. Then
he took to drinking, lost his Office and
employment, and became a rag pick
en-, and his VIE was q sorter until she
became blind and went TO the poor
house. The other day he staggered
into his garrett with q whiskey bottle
and four days later his dead and de-
composed body 81 found lying OF
the bed where he died.
General William Raymond Lee re
Gently celebrated his eightieth birth
day at his home in West Roxbury,
Mass. Gen. Lee was n Of the most
gallant soldiers among the Federal
troops sent out by the Bay State to
help quell the rebellion. He is a grad
uate of West Point, and was fifty
four years of age when the war broke
out.
Alfred Fairbanks haslost his bride,
but there is no mystery about it, as
he ia in receipt ola letter from her,
saying: mamma says I must leave
you, that no man who smokes pipes
can live with a daughter OF hers, and,
therefore, dear Alfred, we part TO
meet no more"
w. r. Hearst, o Of the California
Senator, IS said TO have nearly doub-
led the circulation OF the San Fran
cisco Examiner during the six months
he has had charge of it. He is going
TO keep on working fourteen hours q
day until the circulation gets up to
so, 600, when he viii take life q little
easier.
Private William .. Shepherd. Of the
Twrnty-ninth Pennsylvania Yolun.
teers, has received notice from Wash
ington that he is entitled to a pension
and back pay for a wound received
twenty-three years ago. He has been
seeking a pension for twenty years
without success. The back pay and
arrearages due him viii amount to
over $4,000. He is forty.fve years
OF age and still suffers from his wound.
Clarence Lamb and Louise Bodimer
were the adventurous young couple
who elected to be married at the East
Aurora fair, New York, and realized a
handsome outfit. by the operation.
Even their wedding clothes were given
them, and the minister bought the
privilege OF marrying them by the gift
Of half a ton Of fertilizer and . So
gold piece. It was g great success
Tor Louise and her little uamDs
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04

write this from under my own vine
and fig tree, from beneath p roof Of
my own. lam q landed proprietor,
q taxpayer. the owner Of a bit Of
ground. and = house. Ever since our
marriage, seven years ago, my wife
and / have longed for this day to
come. We have saved and "scrimp-
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
savIn0 ofFodder.

How to carrythe stock through the
Winter is a much more serious ques-
ton under the disastrous results OF
the severe drought. aIn times Of adj
versity consider, and this is surely q
lime for wise and prompt considera-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
SEVEN DEAD BODIES.
sossis1E DISCOVERY sr rUNTsRs.
fss Deeeazpesss ksEazias ef >~.sH ssr-
aexsa n.s ksoz1 1. tie Weed
Near nasl<y-se Ctus - tAs
E4szfsty II TIA . liza

HrzLEs, Wis, Ocs s-A fsw days ago
tso hunisrs Sith guns and dogs started oct
fer game. Before they h4d gone far On
their Eky .Asy saddsalY misssd oAe Il ths
togs. At lsagta they hard aim giving
vent to . prolonged ssrles Of howis and
Azstenei IA the direction Of the
noise. On approaching tbs place their
ollzcsory organs were saleted by . most
horflbls steach. 80 terrible tsat they
retfaee tier steps 11sy kept whlstiing
and calliag 10 tAs dOg, ana st last ne fol-
loved them, bdt bringing with him IN his
sz0uth = blood stained and tzttered silk
cap. such e. Is commonly used By IraInmen
in Summer IEs fact THAI there were
soms tufts of human hair sdhering
10 a lzzged rent IN the cap. to-
gether WITH their dogs anxiety 10 re-
turn 10 tbe spct where be had found the
ghastly relic. induced the hunters 10 insti-
tute search. 1nsy followed the dogs, and
right behind the ruins of an old dance
house, under SOME rotten logs and a slight
covering OF earth. they saw the decomposed
corpsss of seven evidently murdered men.
They lay just as their slayers had
thrown them. some with gaping
wounds, showing that they had fought
hard for their lives. while others lay
huddlsi up as IL their murderers had done
their nsndi-h work while their victims lay
la . drunken stUpor. The hunters in
formed the proper authorities and an in-
vestigstion followed. but no clue could
De found 20 identify the corDsos which
were 50 decomposed as to be beyond recog
milton. The remains were buried in one
grave. They are supposed to be the VIC
Tins OF q dance house tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

wssHISGToS. Oct s.-Joseph Shillington ,
. wsIl-knorn bookseller of this city. died
last night. He was born in Ireland, aud
cams to Amsrics in iS43. becoming the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimors
Ssa. the following year. While CORES
pondent Of that paper he made the ssnss-
ton OF the dag bY FIRST securing and pub.
fishing an account Of The killing Of two
Cabinet Ministers by the explosion Of 4 gun
on board the Princeton, then lying in the
Potomsc. After foar years Of newspaper work
he vent into the soos business. and his
shop became q fsv0rite resort FOR Webster
Calhoun, Clay aud other old-ane states
men
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

ss@ux Dssy slsxs a. oatssr sa@ fs0.sss
ssoeaa xluse wk8s H.n&s1oea.


J. n Dosy. sli4s CAsries goansee. sSs AZ
rested sbout to weeks ago fer breskiEg
lato tbs Fo0as of kfs. EFsas SH1 stealing
god UaIcA ana ehsaa sDe 81 ia nloEey.
he eAss ess Earnsd over - State Assnt
Holo04b Snd adleuras3 several siDes. Il
ssS q hare eoHs up again Yesterday morn
ins and Assistant Court os1esf Aakef went
20 the jail 10 bring Aim - feiios Court.
When they reached tue gate les1lHz from
The jail. Doty suddenly suFned snd strVek
lhe officer IA The neck hssiag IA his hand
piece o; ron which ~o2id weigh couple
~ poaacs and which had beeD broken
fFota cell door Ia The JAZZ The ofhcer isll
10 the ground and befoHs be could
regain his iesf. DOiY IVES
about forty yards distant and
running ia the direction Of the railroad.
Tie officer called to him 10 halt. and seeing
that ais command Was not obeyed, he AIRED
bis revolver into the Eir. Suu Doiy kept
on snd had reached Wsterlo0-st uhsn he
was caught BY some one IA the crowd which
had quickly collected. aud whea the orficer
arrived the handouts were placed on his
wrists. Dotv made some further resist snce
aud Asher was obliged 10 slap him 70 make
him keep quiet Oliver Schultz inlefisred
and talked rather impertinently 10 the Of
nc>r and finally became SO abusive that
Aaher started 10 arrest him when Doty,
watching his opportunity. made his escape
with the handouts still on. a search Was
instituted aud about O'Clock
in the afternoon he WAS found
hiding in the Michigan House barn and
taken back 10 Jail. After being captured
and while al Police Headquarters. he said
TO Supt. Smith that he had intended 10 do
Maher up. Doty, although a young fellow,
is heavier than the officer and is known 10
be tough customer. He is son of the
notorious Hi. Doty. who is at present
serving q sentence at Jackson. He was also
sent 10 the Reform School from this city in
1885 and released last Spring.
Some OF the people who were present
when Doty was hrst captured, yesterday
went 10 Superintendent smith and made
complaint against the officer for having
beaten the prisoner while be was hand
cuffed. The Superintendent called Mr.
Meher into his oiiea and said 10 shim: II
don't know thing about this afiair, but
as there nss b several com laints, You
had be ter take oil your baGge unti the case
has been Investigated" Mr.. Aaher, who
has been faithful officer and served with
integrity ioE years, was somewhat affected
by this, but he will undoubtedly be honor
a5ly reipstaief ct the next meeting of the
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners, as
the chief complainant was Schultz. man
who bas nohe too good reputation and Is
known 10 be irlend Of Doty's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
ROBERT GARRETT KICKS.
He Says There Is "Ns Trade in the Re-
cent Alleged Telegraph Deal

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-''Its no trade, gen.
tlenen," said Robert Garrett to Edward S.
Stokes and party of friends. referring to
the sale of The B. & o. telegraph lines to Jay
Gould, and he spoke as if he was very much
in EARNEST. He lad seen statements that the
.ale had bssn ratified snd the papers signed,
sealed and delivered. but in spite of this the
B. i 0. has not yet been absorbed by It's
hungry rivsl Mr.. Garrett impressed his
hearers with the idea that ar. Gould might
experience good deal of trouble before he
could legally claim the Baltimore n Ohio
Telegraph Company. OF one thing they
were satisfied. that Mr. Gould would
not be allowed 10 keep his new
purchase at the price he is said to have
paid, for Mr.. Garrett said that Mr.. Gould
would under no circumstance get the l,alti-
more & Ohio Telegraph Company for So,
100000. Mr.. Garrett spent several hours in
consultation With lawyers yesterday. He
is inclined to think that he will defeat Mr..
Gould through the knowledge that the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company is
indebted to him personally between s., ,0O0,-
COS, 900 and 81 10000
w. B. Som=r,i lie, of the Western Union,
was authorized t. say that DR.. Novin Green
did not believe the story and that DIR.
Green was confident that there would be
no trouble about the sale. He had decided
to Issue no statement about the matter con-
trary to his original intention.
Mr. Somerviile was asked If Mr.. Garrett
cOald break the transaction. Most GER
tainly he could nOt,' he replied. I'VE
bought the lines from the Drexel-Morgan
syndicate, who were the legal GUS
todians of the property and fnllv
emroTered to sell We have the propertv
safe and sure. 1T Mr.. Garrett said that the
B. & y. owes him 5000, 600 and the state
ment is true, the officers OF the B. " o.
have made false report. The telegraph
company might owe him something If he
owned the railroad entirely, bu. he does
not"
Mr. George Gould treated the Garrett story
lsughingly. He did not believe that Mr..
Garrett was correctly quoted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
s~sas Wsst 10 Aaieara daesass -
fss Their fsssSsscis 81 ti,e f's~stas@s
sAe sotae as Nsl--ass S&eute
tislR9 kas.aals eeaesaaosa.

hISkfAroIas- Oet s-u the 0ensEes
Assembly ~ ths kaiFisis 81 Iabas :
eoseTnea BY ths views al sach II iu men,
ben as Teraaos N, fa~asFls. Riohe /
Griffith. and T. h Acsuire. ans It u xsae
Likely K oo-ia atssIaa.n session ~ Iase.
day VII he dlslssasea VITA Ana he neus-
Chlef Magistrate ana his lac
ln q boet. A resolution ID thls effect MI
be sntfeoucea 90 M01oss, ana althoaEhss
VII eilt'enntsf some opposition ID MI az
ao1niesiiy ef allopfsd o. . large n1i 4rif3.
The pFlnaipai srfGneit IT tie ohlacioFs
vii be that the constituents al lhs asie.
gates sxpeci thea - strictly sfiend "a
sork thai tha ioss Of hGli dss means as
addition al fotr ~ Eve hundnsd dolisrs a.
thelF hotel bilis and shei tbs 0c,.Siun is
net one 10 cal tor anY special manifesto
Ion on TIA psEi u chosen represe1 iafisss
at the ordsf tseorEs sohlllins 81 CaioaeC.
and Caspsr Heep ~ - i.eals two ot iiir
Dssi tstkers on the noof slii salos Lhoss
sentiments. aud IA addition 60 their osn
following thes vii Tsceise Support rom a
few radicals. who obiecl 10 being made peFt
of what they term 'oossfanefllAl Ahoy--
The Grand Master NoTk man SAID tonight
however, that a. matter b0lh 81 lslsuaa. re
should e2teEd its hearty recognition ~ ths
pressnos in lie olty of frcsiaeni 81 Nrs
Cleveland II moreover. i0csi istaf ai aaiz-
aiions had place in Tie IFaDslsI9. ~
thought that tie iessi the delegates could
do would be O. iuIu olii -.
The VARIOUS committees appointed "a re-
port upoa ibs nanibf ,ess 4ess ious thaf
have bees intra1acel iste the GtheUs Az.
embiy are hard at wofk lo1 .Elf s1a in
one particular thsi slaA Il TOO
consider the ABSORPTION ~ the E&itiIa IRE q
Ohio by the Western ihiao la besa
favored with a hundred aud one sggyes-
lions. jaw Gould was hiHerf cenoaucsd
IN debate today, which ended "a TIE Kp<
polntmept Cf the COMMITTEES aul here
were times when bali tlt del esies ~egs
or their iest sua claim ~ tls fsc4e eniiioa
OF the chair Tor he purpose oi foas anf ne
railroad msgnaie. His mans vas also
brought into the discussson ~ tie report on
conspiracy laws. aud ID ~as c.sirisi that
he could defeat any legislation ~ nai CT
state. that wAs adverse - bls views OF
interest.
The pronounced dlsdsin viii which Gen.
era Secretary iatchsnan VA lccs Vca ~
almost half tie 'usuassrs o. ,es xe2eT - as
srmbiy % the knights ol Lzls0r ghiie he
vs. reading bis rcp0ri YESTERDAY Was fhc
surface indication II q ieellae against hiDls
which has grown remarkably ia strength
siDcc the delegates cKmt 10 MINES pslls.
il Is learned today on tie beet ~ sutnofliy
shat = schelDe Is a'oot to ilapesch IItckansa
for improper coDduci ~ his Cflce.
Messrs harry anc Baily, 81 fhe gr4sfal
executive board. are emenE L'tch.
maps opponents. The faction
which is classed - -ghe opposition. il not
strong enough 81 itself 60 accomplish
Ilicb mans fail. bat be has not by any
means. the solid Backing oi the sdministfa-
ton faction aud there are sany oelegste<
who sre indifferent 10 him. His forced re-
tiremenl il not improbable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

Marquette hes ieen baving verr surcess-
FOL X irnaess --thsfs fhs wsf they efe 4
W there.
william Costs B1chsnan iirervfnsa.
wa killed iusf esei ri fhai fisoe TnrFsaaF.
He - supposed s. usvs 3vnpe5 freta
freight train.
TIE Brootiyn. Tscksop county. fsir ss-
sa,isf5ons property has hper soi1 ~ fi.e
sheriff a va hid in by John 81 eterp
for iiffis over kzgs.
w Bellows. ~ Hsed csc. hss cold "a
tbe petrff Luubrf o.. = trsf4 - hefnI.,,f
r. Dscet,in syuntr 80 mated - ctft $50 ~,
fee4 The terraf Of 5s sac have nj been
me6s known
The Dgtroii Beard q T-aSe -iH "a. ba-
fore tht inter state fcfnfnis issfor. the lrrp-
stsnding e0F1pisirf fhss Dstfv.i is d,serie,-
irssfe6 sgsiBsi ln rstes III fsvcf ~ F'hiesrs.
iuogs Coipmsn hss sesa Tsss.ns5 ~ tie
Bears
Ass1i o'ciock Friday morning liesfirr
rnn or . telegraph wIrs iBfo fhs H ss,sier
boBst - Greer viils and sss tts wpnz aurs
en ire. 1se BE wes stsrtiue 20 hrirflv
vher gues' hsuF,~nee ts disesTsr IA nud
u ~ss PM out befofs ssrisss sssssxs hs1
besn onps
A rsh - lsrs bsloprirs % fks goin srrr
Jofnser tarnpsoV. teves ~ ire fus A. rs-
tic berswe unulansres tis - fne head ~
tbe rsfids in fhe 81 HsfIe ri~e~ a. nooa
Fffeay IfsT vers esuehf - rs current
sns bBrries pt win rrssi rfpaffr v-bsn
they rsscaee tns Irternss3eRsi rriaaf fnsF
s-Tock A. oaser spsn esTrvinT i arc be
trsvsiInF dsrrek s~sT. Tbs srstif psf-
row escsSred Fning ever fne rarfae vi ,
tee vnf r. accident Tlf ae.sT Vork On
tbe briers trs vseks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
The FIDELITY BANK.
The Assets Sunicisnt to Warrant Divi.
dond OF e5 Per Cent.

WAsHrNGroS. Oct. S.-rhe comptroller
of currency has received from David
Armstrong, receiver of the Fidslity Ma
ticnal Bank of Cincinnati full schedules Of
the assets snd liabilities of that bank as
they existed at the date OF the failure, June
81, 1887. These schedules place the nomi-
nas value OF the assets 81 up
wards of $500. coo. of which
more than oae-half are csassed
as worthless or doubtful. The apparently
valid claims upon the bank. proved and not
yet proved, are about S., 500 600, while
there are amounts in dispute sggregating
nearly 81. 800 600. On account of the doubt
ful value OF the assets, and large claims in
dispute. il is impossible at the present TINS
to make an estimate OF what dividends may
be paid ultimately. The cash in hand and
the amount of assets undoubtedly
good warrant present dividend
of % peT cent, and the
receiver has bean instructed TO prepare
checks and schedules at once. Claims
amounting 70 less than one-half of the ap-
parent liabilities of the bank have not us vet
been proved under the three months given
tn creditors and of course unproven claims
must now await attention until after the
tirst dividend.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
Dsubls width. all veoi Tr1cofs. $40
hofss's


Many are the different wsys ia which ths
substantial growth OF one beautiful city d
becoming apparent even b. the SLOW OBJ
server Improvements here. there fni
everywhere are 10 be seen ia every hrspch
OF business. Different aud more mosern
means srs every day being iBtroduced 10
make our stores more attractive ard nse.ro-
pslit2n until there are very few cites in the
country which present mere attraciire
shcw Windows than are 10 be seen on tbs
streets Of Grand Rapids Among the latest
attractions 10 be seen sre the elegant wax
figures yesterday put in tie show windows
al tss Tower Clothing CO. These figures
show the improvement - The a9s and sre
among the most perfect ever MADE The
locker for clothing is 100 lanEm obliged 10
gaze upon besa css dummies. but csn easily
imacius he is viewing those elegant suits "a
= 'reai live man it uoss n0f feaHire
very much imagination either. 0F e.ss ws
must sdInil thai our ladies' sre eas'' fooled,
for yesterday 81 group ~ thnes ~ ioer -
them were passing ihe Tower one was
heard 20 sxciaiu under ber breath. 'whaf
pretty teeth that man hss and shs rave
the wa1 hgure . shy glance. S0uihef snd
older lady was attracted ~ cbHfs nenrs
and remarked. "vbst periect syes THUS
Improvements are c0nrtsofiy being made
IN every line snd with such c.tzsas 81 ~.
W Rosenthai in our midst, crfnH ksITf7s
- sure not - be verT far pes.na 80 tunes.
The val Grures sre ~ nssf peritcl - ra1
be are = credit io he Tower Co tifg Co.,
who exhibit them and tAor Oh fitr eie-
gant suis - great sdTarf re sfiif the
almost iiis ike hands 81 tte IPntt bod
out the price Of fise suii ~ ossfceei a vesrs.
Be sure and zee the hgufcs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

LoxDos, Oct. S-Count Herbert Bismarck
visit Is msde partly Tor pleasure aud with .
view Of attending 20 some personal mat
tsrs, and partly a. political mission con
Dected With the attitude Of England toward
tse European centFsi siiisBoe. Tkere i no
question ss 70 . formsl alliance between
the European powers other than Russs
and Frsace. snd Count BisnsTcks purpose
IN coming here is 70 svTsnEe nth England
90 act rith ths allied powers in = concsT t4f
policy IN Bulgaria and upen otheT Eastern
rreafso~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
AHUSEHENTS.

The past week has been . good one ali
around for the theatres. The Ministries and
Cora Tanner both did good business at
Powers, ~ did rags" st The Wonderland,
while people were turned away ~ Red
monds, where the Little Nugget" was
performed. This week the O-Wash-ta.
Nsng Club lends its auspices and manage
ment 70 an entertainment To be given by
local talent st Powers on Thursday even
ing. The programme. which appears among
the advertisements IN our amusement col
umns, Is varied enough to suit all tastes,
and. OF course there will be q crush. Num-
bsrs for seats may De secured at the box
office tomorrow morning at Z o'clock and
seats will De reserved Tuesday AZ y.
The management of the co<y little Won
derland Theatre have decidrdly novel at
traction 10 present to its patrons ell the
coming week, IN the shape of "Ouras Royal
japanese Tourists" This troupe has re-
Gently been imported to this country and
have made great hit wherever they have
appeared In the company are four little
Japs only eight years old. who are wonder
ful performers and the pets of the ladies.
Top spinaers. acrobats, wirs-walkers, con-
on the falling ladders make up a novel pro-
gramme. Astinees will be given every
afternoon throughout the week, excepting
on Monday.
Taken From Life" met with the univer-
sal approval of the thes,re going public in
this city last season. anu will undoubtedly
be literally patTonized at Kedmonds this
week. Pnoss McAllister Is a well known
and popular actress and Harry DQfield is a
capable leading man. The drama is full of
pleasing and thrilling scenes and the prison
explosion and escape of the hero on hOrse-
oscS are wonders ofstags mechanism and
clever norsemanship.
Ieech & Stevens Dramatic Company. as
sisted 81 The Brooklyn Church Choir Quar-
tstts, In the revised version of the greatest
moral drama ever written, Ten Nights In
A Bar Room will be presented st Powers
Opera House. next Friday and Saturday
evenings, also IL the matinee Saturday. a.
80. frces for this engagement will be
reduced as follows Is. 3. 50 and 80 cents.
A good reserved coupon ticket seat for 80
cents. The press speaks Of this company as
good one. and Brooklyn Church Choir
Qusrtstie do some very fins singing.
"Nestayers Tobogganing.' The latest
comedy farce Of W. A. Aestsyer il becoming
more popular every week Il is said to be
the funniest s<it on the stage. The satirical
5uresQus is rich lampoon on banks aud
their methods. the fight Of cashiers to Can
ada. the craze for tooogSsninE. gypsy tor
tuns-telling. and dime uusenm freaks
The play has . pretty love story running
through il. which q an innovation ia
modern comedies. The specialtiss introduced
are novel and very snjoysols.
Last week Ia Chicago Patti Rosa played
st the Peoples Thestrs, and at the W ednes-
day matinee Lotts and Minnie Palmer oc-
capied boz. Lotta xas delighted with
the performances Of Bob. Miss Patti Rosa
is playing Lotts's pieces this season by her
special psrmission.
Dsinsy Laura Dainty. PLEASANTLY rernem-
be~ed here will appear st Tae Wonderland
next week With her Mountain PINK" cous-
psny. She Il now playing a two weeks en-
gsgemsnt in Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
TO SHUT OUT YELLOW FEVER.
Precautions tn bo Tskcn by the Postonses
Department.

Precautons tn DO Tskea by the Postonios
Department.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.--As q result Of the
conference between Superintendent Nash,
of.the Railway Mail Service and the Ma
tionsl Board of Health, instructions were
sent to Division Superintendent Turner, of
Atlanta, that all mails from Tampa were
10 be fumigated IT Lakeland. Cuban and
Key West mails b steamer Mascot and
Olivette. as soon as those steamers can be
communicated with, are to be delivered at
Trabue, instead of Tampa and
come by rail to Lakeland. Pos
Hial CLERKS are TO make the run
Only TO Lakeland. instead of To Tampa. IL
is desired, as far as possible, 10 isolate
lamps, that the yellow fever scourgs may
not Apread. The postmaster at Tampa has
been apprised Of the instructions sent TO
superintendent Turner, and instructed to
employ more help to fumigate the mails If
necessary. Tue fumisstion of mails AZ
Lakeland will be under the direction of the
National Board OF Health.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

"will you 20 With me i0r week. hunt7
ssis q gentleman 70 one II bis prscficulsr
friends the other dsy IN the lobby Of enc Of
the principal hotels d this city.
''No. I won't y was TIE reply. What is
the use Of going for week when you can
get al The game vou want IN one dsy .
hunting within ten miles Of the ciiT7 Wb4
. frieno Of mine vent out yesterday tne
rss gone only shout rye bours. He he'd
orlv sn cd double hsrrsied sboi-g1n sos
Be cSrne in with seven psrtrseees. tee sauir-
res. sx pigeons. fifteen pieksFei sna tsn
fns back bRss i ss~ them al snd
counted tbe1n mTssL Nsy whsfs ths uss
0f foa ~ swAF ~~ek wheB game q -
r.erf~ reRr trTrf
IS here id - shoot fbs hsss sno pifk-
srsI2 in4uiref Tusxf Of tiss b0fei
i daa knew ssoul The picksTsl ssic
ne erthneiestie narrator but 7 sHpposs he
fond ne bsss p fhe f~res. Insrs iots ~
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

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